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A vector having magnitude equal to one is called
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How much angle does the vector $2i+3j$ makes with y-axis.
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Dimension of Torque is
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The cross product of three unit vector $(i,j,k)$ equals
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Two vectors are of magnitude 50 and 31, the resultant might be?
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Addition of vectors may be carried out using:
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Two vectors having different magnitudes:
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The tail end of a vector represented graphically is considered as:
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The unit vector of a vector $\overrightarrow{A}$ of magnitude 2 is:
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Null vector is a vector having zero magnitude and:
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Unit vector is used to specify:
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If B=i-2j+2k, then unit vector along B will be:
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If displacement of a body is d=3i, its only significance is:
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A force of 5N is acting on Y-axis. Its component along X-axis is:
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The magnitude of the resultant of two forces may be increased by:
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